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Heat eliminate Bulls 102-91, will face Bucks in Round 1

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Um Registro dos maiores matador de aula do IF. 😜🤙 Obs: Eles estão de fora da sala, porque quando a sala tá tão quente que é necessário ficar na porta assistindo a aula. 🌡️🥵 #heat #nba #summer #miami #jordan #basketball #miamiheat #love #fire #hot #nike #lakers #music #sun #s #lebronjames #hvac #heatnation #jimmybutler #hiphop #sneakers #explorepage #art #lebron #kicks #rap #follow #sneakerhead #heating #explore (em Deserto Do Saara) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpnNmWjuANU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Jimmy Butler injured his left ankle and left Miami Heat's game against Oklahoma City early in the first quarter due to illness. https://globalcommons.onrender.com/sports/jimmy_butler_turns_ankle_then_leaves_heatthunder_game_with_illness/

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Exciting Picks for NBA Cup Game Night! 12/4/24

Your picks are in, and it's time to get hyped! With just a $1 entry for a chance to win $60.45, let's break down the action:

Jimmy Butler is set to shine with a higher total of 28.5 Pts + Rebs + Asts!

Bam Adebayo is ready to dish out the assists, aiming for higher than 4.5 Assists!

Tyler Herro is expected to keep it low with under 9.5 Rebounds + Assists.

Duncan Robinson is primed to score big, going higher than 10.5 Points + Assists!

Haywood Highsmith is looking to make an impact with higher than 9.5 Points + Rebounds!

LeBron James may surprise us with a lower total of 39.5 Pts + Rebs + Asts.

Jaylen Brown might not hit the mark, aiming lower than 10.5 Rebounds + Assists.

Derrick White is set to bring the heat with higher than 15.5 Points!

Let’s make this game night unforgettable! 🏀💰

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Game Night Recap: 5-for-8

Bad night. Let's break down the results:

The Winners:

Haywood Highsmith brought the heat with 14 Points + Rebounds, easily surpassing the 9.5 mark.

Duncan Robinson had a great game, notching 13 Points + Assists to go over 10.5.

Bam Adebayo dished out 7 Assists, crushing the 4.5 mark.

Jimmy Butler had a monster game, racking up 31 Pts + Rebs + Asts to exceed the 28.5 total.

Tyler Herro squeaked in under the 9.5 Rebounds + Assists mark, but still delivered a solid performance.

The Losers:

Jaylen Brown went over the 10.5 Rebounds + Assists mark, ending up with 14. I may never choose the under for him again.

LeBron James had a huge game, but unfortunately, it meant he went over the 39.5 Pts + Rebs + Asts mark. You never know when LeBron will show up. May never pick the under for him again, either.

Derrick White fell short of the 15.5 Points mark, scoring only 14 points. It happens.

Despite not getting all 8 picks correct, it was a thrilling night of basketball, and we're already looking forward to tomorrow night!

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Jimmy Butler Has Made Startling Accusations Of T ampering Against The Milwaukee Bucks

The star competitor of the Miami Intensity, Jimmy Steward, has officially blamed the Milwaukee Bucks for taking part in "Altering." In a new authority explanation, the 34-year-old NBA player offered a disagreeable comment that has produced critical contention inside the NBA people group. This statement was issued shortly after news emerged regarding a 'Three-team trade' involving Damian Lillard. 

Nonetheless, the exact substance of Jimmy Steward's explanation that has caused such significant repercussions in the NBA still needs to be clarified. As of late, the Milwaukee Bucks consented to participate in a three-group exchange with the essential target of obtaining Damian Lillard, a seven-time NBA Elite player from the 'Portland Pioneers'.

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LI-NING x JB1 PRESENT CITY EDITION And MIRACLE

The design inspiration for the JB1 came from the NBA superstar, the ‘bucket getter’ himself, Jimmy Butler. Li-Ning wished to create the JB1 based on Butler's intense play style while still expressing his unique qualities as an aggressive small forward in the league. The colorway "City Edition" is inspired by Miami Heat’s City edition uniform for the 2022-2023 season, The All-white themed body was embellished with playful graphic details to match the jersey. 

“Miracle” has a beige body theme with green logo details. which show respect to the signature color of the extremely competitive rivals Butler has faced in the past.

The professional basketball shoe comes with four different technological features which support the athletes overall perfromance quality.

1. LI-NING BOOM FIBER upper technology, superior lightweight, breathability, durability, and wrap. 

2. LI-NING BOOM technology, ultra-lightweight, cushioning, and rebound. 

3. CARBON FIBER PLATE which provides high strength torsional resistance and more powerful boost.  4. HONEYCOMB CELLULAR LOC to replace the traditional rubber material which brings a significant reduction in the bottom weight and stronger grip performance for in-door court. 

THE OFFICIAL LAUNCH DATE IS TODAY, 25th of July 2023

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Jimmy Butler & Shakira are Dating! 💞💘💌💝Jimmy Butler Dancing Shakira's Dance!🕺🏾🎶Shakira at the Miami Heat Game!💋@nba24highlights @jimmybutler @shakira #jimmybutler #butler #jimmyjordan #jimmybuckets #nbaplayoffs #nba #nba2k #shakira #shakirachallenge #shakirashakira #shakirafans #shakiradance #shakiradancechallenge #shakiradancer #shakiradancing #nba24highlights #nbahighlights #viral #fyp #fup #fup #love #iloveyou #iloveyoujimmy #jimmyiloveyou #iloveujimmy #jimmyiloveu #shakirajimmy #jimmyshakira #jimmybutlershakira #shakirajimmybutler #jimmybutler22 #jimmybutler21 #jimmybutlermichaeljordan #jimmybutleredit #jimmybuckets #jimmy #miamiheat #heat #foryou #foryourpage #foryourpagetiktok #lovetiktok #lovetiktok💗 #love #loveyoutiktok #dating #boyfriend #girlfriend #together #togetherforever #loveandhappiness #loveandhappiness💞💞💞💖💖💝💝

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Shakira and Jimmy Butler's Surprising Romance: Overcoming Age Gap and Embracing Love

Sparks Fly as Shakira and Jimmy Butler Step Out Together In a surprising turn of events, international superstar Shakira and NBA champion Jimmy Butler have been spotted together on multiple occasions, sparking rumors of a blossoming romance. According to close sources, the two have been spending quality time together, getting to know each other better in what appears to be the early stages of a promising relationship. Age Is Just a Number: Shakira Doesn't Let the Age Gap Bother Her One aspect of this newfound relationship that has caught the attention of fans and media alike is the age difference between the two stars. Shakira, who is in her late 40s, and Jimmy Butler, a professional athlete in his early 30s, share a significant age gap. However, it seems that the Colombian singer is unfazed by this difference, as she is known for her progressive mindset and has previously spoken out about the importance of embracing love regardless of societal norms. From Friendly Encounters to Romantic Dates Reports suggest that Shakira and Jimmy Butler initially met through mutual friends at a social event. Their interactions started off casually, with both stars finding common ground in their passion for philanthropy and their shared love for music. As they spent more time together, their connection deepened, leading to a series of private dates away from the prying eyes of the paparazzi. Keeping Read the full article

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DENVER OVERCOMES TOUGH HEAT, FREE-THROW WOES, WINS FIRST NBA TITLE

by Bert A. Ramirez / June 13, 2023

Nikola Jokic and his Denver teammates celebrate after being given their NBA Finals trophies.  (Photo by Jerilee Bennett of The Denver Gazette)

When you miss 10 free shots in a very close and crucial game, chances are you’re going to lose, right?

Well, maybe not when you’re the Denver Nuggets, who overcame such woes from the line and a tough challenge throughout by the never-say-die Miami Heat to beat them 94-89, close out the NBA Finals 4-1 and capture their very first NBA title in 47 years in the world’s premier hoops league.

The Nuggets trailed the Heat much of the game, losing a 15-8 lead seven minutes into the contest after franchise star Nikola Jokic took his second foul at the 2:52 mark of the first quarter and had to be taken out. The Heat scored six straight points, all by Bam Adebayo, after that to take the lead, with Adebayo’s hook shot then giving Miami a 24-22 edge going into the second frame.

Miami then maintained the lead even as Jokic got back three minutes into the quarter as Caleb Martin and Duncan Robinson combined to give the Heat a 39-29 cushion before Denver scored six straight points and the Heat settled for a 51-44 advantage at the half.

The Nuggets then started to make their move in the third quarter, finally tying the game at 60 on a seven-point volley by Aaron Gordon and Jokic, who led the newly-crowned champions with game-best totals of 28 points and 16 rebounds. Jokic easily won the NBA Finals MVP, averaging a near triple-double of 30.2 points, 14.0 rebounds and 7.2 assists, missing on that rare feat only after submitting four assists each in the final two contests.

The Nuggets then took their first lead since the first quarter at 69-66 on a three-pointer by Michael Porter Jr., who had been in a series-long slump but backed Jokic up in this game with 16 points and 13 rebounds.

Even as Kyle Lowry’s three-pointer gave the Heat a 71-70 lead going into the final period as the Nuggets continued to miss their free shots, Denver then settled down in the decisive frame, with Jokic and Jamal Murray, who finished with 14 points, eight assists and eight rebounds, combining to give Denver an 83-76 lead, their biggest to that point, at the 4:43 mark.

That was when Jimmy Butler, the moving force behind this Miami team’s incredible playoff run who to that point just had eight points, scored 13 points all by himself to put Miami back on top twice at 87-86 and 89-88, time down to one minute, 58 seconds.

But the Nuggets then clamped down on defense, and Bruce Brown, who had a big game in the decisive Game 4 where Denver took control of the series, put the Nuggets ahead for good with a follow-up of Murray’s miss for 90-89 with 1:31 left. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope then added two pressure-packed free throws to give the home team a 92-89 edge, time down to 24.2 seconds.

After a timeout by coach Erik Spoelstra, Butler, who finished with a team-high 21 points but shot just 5-of-18 from the floor, then missed what could have been the biggest shot of the game, a quick turnaround three-pointer at the 17-second mark, and Brown put the game – and the championship – on ice with two free throws with 14.1 seconds remaining before Lowry missed a desperation three with 12.1 seconds on the clock.

This NBA championship, which the Nuggets won on their very first trip to the NBA Finals, is historic not only for its significance but for the length of time it took the Nuggets to finally nail down an NBA crown – 47 years – or since they became one of four teams from the old American Basketball Association, where the three-point shot originated, to be absorbed by the rival league in 1976 along with the Indiana Pacers, Brooklyn (then New Jersey) Nets, and San Antonio Spurs. But while all the three other teams have had their turn at trying to win an NBA title, with the Spurs being the most successful of them with five won diadems thanks to the drafting of all-time greats Tim Duncan and David Robinson, the Nuggets were not as successful, despite having won a number of division crowns and entering the NBA with such a star-studded squad with the high-flying David Thompson, Dan Issel, Bobby Jones and Paul Silas, who joined them fresh from a championship with the Boston Celtics that year.

Many more great stars, like Alex English, Dikembe Mutombo and Carmelo Anthony, would don the Mile-High City colors with aplomb through the years, but none of the Nuggets teams would create much more ripple than they did in earlier years, despite a number of changes in ownership that culminated in the franchise’s sale to its current owners led by Stan Kroenke, who bought the franchise along with the National Hockey League’s Colorado Avalanche and the Pepsi Center in July 2000 for $450 million.

Jokic shows his adept passing against Miami top star Jimmy Butler. (Photo by Jerilee Bennett of The Denver Gazette)

But the drafting of a little-known player from Serbia, Jokic, with the 41st pick in the second round of the NBA draft in 2014 would turn out to be the first step in changing the Nuggets’ fortunes. They finally put it together this year under coach Michael Malone, who took over the reins once Jokic started playing for the team in 2015. Murray, who tore his left anterior cruciate ligament late in the 2021 season and missed all of that year’s playoffs and the entirety of the 2022 campaign, also came back as good as new this year, and the Nuggets were thus able to function like a well-oiled machine as they earned the top seed in the West.

The Nuggets then eliminated the Minnesota Timberwolves 4-1 in the first round before disposing of the highly-touted Phoenix Suns, with Kevin Durant having joined Devin Booker, Deandre Ayton and Chris Paul in a trade deadline deal, in six games. They then swept the resurgent Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference finals to get into the NBA championship series for the first time in their history.

Now, the Nuggets are champions, having put an end to the eighth-seeded Heat’s phenomenal run in the playoffs. No team could be more deserving this year of being called “champions” than this group of hard-working but low-key players led by a once-unknown teenager from Sombor, Serbia.

Nuggets coach Michael Malone gets a victory lift from Jokic’s brothers Strahinja and Nemanja during the celebrations.  Malone helped develop Nikola Jokic into the player that he is now.  (Photo by AAron Ontiveroz of The Denver Post)